lycosid

[ lahy-koh-sid ]

/ laɪˈkoʊ sɪd /

noun

a spider of the family Lycosidae, comprising the wolf spiders.

adjective

belonging or pertaining to the family Lycosidae.

Origin of lycosid

<New Latin Lycosidae family name, equivalent to Lycos(a) type genus (irregular <Greek lýkos wolf) + -idae-id²

Words nearby lycosid

lycoperdonosis, lycophyte, lycopod, lycopodium, lycoris, lycosid, Lycra, Lycurgus, Lydda, lyddite, Lydgate

Example sentences from the Web for lycosid

A Lycosid disappeared in the same way after being followed—at a run—for a hundred feet.
Spiders|Cecil Warburton
A lycosid spider (Pardosa lapidicina) carrying an egg sac was basking on an inclined rock surface.
Life History and Ecology of the Five-lined Skink, Eumeces fasciatus|Henry S. Fitch
To the next family, Lycosid, belong the large spiders most often seen in fields and pastures.
Zoology: The Science of Animal Life|Ernest Ingersoll
The famous tarantulas of southern Europe, whose bites were supposed to cause the dancing mania, were Lycosid, or wolf-spiders.
Handbook of Medical Entomology|William Albert Riley

单词	lycosid
释义	lycosid [ lahy-koh-sid ] / laɪˈkoʊ sɪd / noun a spider of the family Lycosidae, comprising the wolf spiders. adjective belonging or pertaining to the family Lycosidae. Origin of lycosid <New Latin Lycosidae family name, equivalent to Lycos(a) type genus (irregular <Greek lýkos wolf) + -idae-id² Words nearby lycosid lycoperdonosis, lycophyte, lycopod, lycopodium, lycoris, lycosid, Lycra, Lycurgus, Lydda, lyddite, Lydgate Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for lycosid A Lycosid disappeared in the same way after being followed—at a run—for a hundred feet. Spiders\|Cecil Warburton A lycosid spider (Pardosa lapidicina) carrying an egg sac was basking on an inclined rock surface. Life History and Ecology of the Five-lined Skink, Eumeces fasciatus\|Henry S. Fitch To the next family, Lycosid, belong the large spiders most often seen in fields and pastures. Zoology: The Science of Animal Life\|Ernest Ingersoll The famous tarantulas of southern Europe, whose bites were supposed to cause the dancing mania, were Lycosid, or wolf-spiders. Handbook of Medical Entomology\|William Albert Riley
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